Chem-Set Wooden Mixing Craft Sticks for Small Adhesive Batches, 12 Pack

Description

Chem-Set mixing sticks give installers and repair crews a simple disposable tool for hand-mixing small batches of adhesive, filler, pigment, or touch-up material. The wood stick format works well when a job calls for better scrape control than a plastic stirrer, especially with small 25 ml tubes, sample cups, and bench-top containers used for quick repairs and short production runs.

Key Features and Benefits

• Disposable wood format keeps cleanup quick between color changes and chemistry changes.
• Sized for small cups, tubes, and mixing boards used in repair and sample work.
• Flat stick profile helps scrape sidewalls and bottom corners for a more uniform blend.
• Useful for spreading mixed material into chips, voids, seams, and narrow work areas.
• 12-pack quantity gives fabricators and service teams a low-cost bench consumable.
• Works as both a mixer and a small hand applicator for short-run jobs.

Common Applications for Chem-Set mixing sticks

• Hand-mixing countertop seam colorants, fillers, and small adhesive batches.
• Blending two-part repair compounds for stone, solid surface, and wood touch-ups.
• Stirring pigments or tints into sample cups before test applications.
• Spreading mixed material into chips, pinholes, and edge repairs.
• Bench-top assembly work where cartridge mixing is not practical.

Compatible Materials and Containers

• Small adhesive cups, paper palettes, and disposable bench containers.
• Two-part repair compounds, fillers, resins, and patch materials mixed by hand.
• Single-component pastes or colorants that need a quick stir before use.
• Field service kits built around low-volume touch-up and repair work.

Chem-Set mixing sticks Technical Specifications

Packaging and Ordering

Keep a pack on the bench for sample work, chip repair, and any job that starts with a cup mix instead of a cartridge. Chemical Concepts stocks related tools in the hardware section, and WEST SYSTEM shares a practical overview of small-batch hand mixing at WEST SYSTEM that lines up well with careful manual mixing habits.